xTool SelectedEngraving Pen, 42-in-1 Tool Kit, Cordless Engraver and Rotary Tool Kit for Metal Wood Glass Plastic, Large Capacity Engraving tool, Craft Multi-function Glass Etching Kit, Mini Sander

Great

The product was very well made. Easy to hold. Lots of interchangeable heads. The only drawback was the directions. They were not that clear.

This Engraving Pen is a perfect tool for my wood craft hobby. The various speeds and variety of attachments let me control how much power I can use on various projects.I've been using it pretty much every day on wood since it arrived and I have yet to recharge it after it's initial charging. One of the best features is while you're charging it, it has a light indicator that shows you how quickly it's charging so you don't have to guess when its fully charged.It's runs slow enough to engrave on my clay pots and powerful enough to clean up my rusted tools and the lightweight case is perfect for storing and organizing my new engraver and its attachments.I've been able to research various other options but I really think this is a good investment for crafters who want a durable and precise hand engraving tool that will last a long time.

I received my xTool engraving pen and was surprised how well it was packed. It came in a nice sturdy pouch with a zipper.Included was a manual, the engraving pen, a USB cable and loads of drills and sanding attachments and also 2 stencils with letters. All the tools are very well organized in the pouch, so easy to find and get too.It took only several minutes to load up the engraving pen and I could use it right away.I have cheaper engraving tools with a cable, but they don't work as good as this one does or fall apart.I'm very happy with this one and it works like it should. I can recommend this engraving tool, to anyone looking for one.It's very well made and the quality is excellent.

I got this engraver by XTOOL to engrave into wooden panels. It works great, I charged it up as soon as I got it went to work once it was charged up. Pretty strong, and the bits don’t get stuck when I press a little harder on my wood, something that always happened with my cheap engraving tool that I used to use. The quality is amazing, and it comes with so many different bits to use. I rotate 4 of them frequently, but it’s always nice to know that I have other bits that I can reach for if I ever need them.Versatile! Oddly enough, my XTOOL engraver has become a necessity for when I travel for my craft shows. Not necessarily what I intended to use it for, but it’s gotten me out of binds when it came to my wooden displays. So now, I keep it in my show kit just to be safe. The case is so compact, that it doesn’t even take up any space.I’m going on using my engraver for almost a year now, and it’s still going strong (see photo), I highly recommend this one if you’re into wood panel engraving, I love it for this.

Seems like a good product as it was advertised

Here's a riddle: What's the difference between an engraver and a Dremel? Answer: the Dremel is better, and less expensive?! To be worth it, a device intentionally made as an engraver has to have the correct heft and balance when held in the hand. This engraver throws too much weight behind the hand. Included tooling looks like it came out of a generic Dremel tooling replenishment kit, and is held by the engraver with a collet similar to that of a Dremel. I didn't check, but I wouldn't be surprised if the wrench used to tighten the nut on this tool's collet is the same size as for a Dremel. If it's going to be so Dremel-like, why not just go with a Dremel?Not everything provided with this tool can fit into the nice panel included in the carrying case. That seems to be why additional items are tossed into the case, wrapped in little plastic baggies - in a half organized way.I know when I use a Dremel, I am comforted by a quick ability to shut the motor off. There is only one button on this engraver, and it cycles between five pre-set speed settings. What if you want a speed in between? Sorry. What if you want the speed to be zero? You'll get there eventually.Spindle speed is listed here as up to 28,000 RPM. From the sound of it, I doubt it even gets close. The motor within has few poles, too. I counted about six stable positions (equivalent to six hour settings around a clock face) for the shaft of the motor. The shaft can't rest in any other positions, a very coarse type of operation.The price of $119.99 when I received this engraver is, frankly, astonishingly high. This seems to be an average Dremel knock-off, and should be discounted heavily. As a reviewer, this full amount will be reported as income to me and that is a source of my pain. You paying too much is a pain you can avoid.I can't vouch for the 1hr+ continuous operation. Based on weight, the battery within isn't as heavy as I would expect for this much operation. Even so, my enthusiasm depleted before the charge gave out, so I never got that far. I hope my experience has been a help in your buying decision.

I’ve used two other engraving pens over the years. One was plug-in, one was USB. The plug-in is a “name-brand” and has served me well for (seriously) over 35 years, but I wanted a cordless with at least as much power as the other had. The USB tool is cordless, and works well, but has very little power even when fully charged…it’s more of a kids toy, in my opinion.Now…this one is EXCEPTIONAL! It has the power I need and comes with a bunch of cutting engraving, sanding, etc. tools, a convenient zippered box to store it all in, plus… It’s USB rechargeable! Comes with the USB cable and the charge is fairly quick, I’ve had things that were quicker, but I have no complaints.What stands out most to me is the power. It has 5 levels, each nice and strong. The other huge plus for me is that is USB rechargeable and fits well in my hand.This is a great company. I’ve looked at laser engravers, etc. for a while and know this to be a good, and reputable company. Definitely, 100% a good product and I highly recommend. ❤️